City of Quincy

As I was driving I couldn't help noticing all of the individual signs that are adorning our Quincy streets these days.

Living in Quincy, I've always said, it's a great place to get married and raise a family. But we've all gotten plenty of questions from "outsiders" that have definitely left me looking like a deer in the headlights. Here are a few of my favorites.

Quincy Mayor Kyle Moore is recommending a dozen actions for city council approval to help the city in dealing with the COVID-19 virus and measures to combat the threat.

While driving to work, I saw an event that is not too common in the City of Quincy: deer running across 18th Street.

The City of Quincy has announced that the Fire Department will be flushing fire hydrants for flow testing purposes this week.

April 4th is Election Day. Do you have plans to vote? With as many people I see and hear complaining about the government, I am surprised that more people will not go and exercise their right to vote. WGEM interviewed Adams County Clerk Chuck Venverloth, and he said that he is hoping for a 30-40% voter turnout...

2016 has put Quincy on a list that will surprise you.

An army of volunteers assisted the elderly and disabled to remove debris from their properties over the weekend. They worked in high heat and humidity along with some rain at times as part of the "Neighbors Helping Neighbors" campaign. Unfortunately, they were able to do just so much.  Most of them needed to return to work today. Much more needs to be done in the city's recovery. With th

The storm recovery project is continuing in the City of Quincy. This upcoming weekend will be filled with the sounds of chainsaws as people try to clear their property of fallen tree limbs. There are plenty of elderly and disabled people who will not be able to do any cleanup. Therefore, there is  a request for people who can help them this Saturday and Sunday during the hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The City of Quincy has made arrangements for four household waste collection sites around the city for private citizens of the city to use during this storm damage crisis through Friday, July 17. This will allow Quincy citizens to dispose of house waste and food waste only, absolutely NO YARD WASTE, trees or debris.